Examples of using Ever-increasing in English and their translations into Polish
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The ever-increasing need for public goods,
The increased possibility of access to the web for an ever-increasing proportion of the population has allowed a massive spread of tablets
The latter also bear an ever-increasing responsibility for the undue emission of greenhouse gases.
President-in-Office.-(SL) The ever-increasing cost of energy, especially fuel,
Second, move, given ever-increasing demands of customers
This issue has been dealt with in an ever-increasing number of European states on a bipartisan basis by parties which have a very different view of society in general.
we are engaged in dialogue on an ever-increasing range of issues.
On the other hand, the ever-increasing number of visa applications will lead to further bottlenecks,
For commodity processors, this meant installing an ever-increasing amount of high-speed cache memory
Fuel costs for businesses face today is with a large fleet of vehicles an ever-increasing financial burden.
the locals are under ever-increasing number of foreign guests visiting.
a future that they know will be challenged with ever-increasing competition.
is a highly flexible device that effortlessly meets the ever-increasing demands and demands of users.
you need to manage ever-increasing amounts of information
The ever-increasing risk of these medicines entering the supply chain means there is an urgent need to update the legislation.
Instead, the Commission continues authorising an ever-increasing number of GMOs to enter the EU agricultural market.
be even more disciplined to meet ever-increasing customer standards.
PR and communications professionals the world over are under ever-increasing pressure to show how their campaigns are achieving success.
The ever-increasing supply of goods makes it difficult for consumers to monitor
The ever-increasing importance attributed to the assessment of Community policies must not result in the creation of superfluous statistical tools.